I have html like so:
<div class=foo>
(<a href=forum.example.com>forum</a>)
<p>
Some html here....
</div>
And I want to insert another link after the first one, like so:
<div class=foo>
(<a href=forum.example.com>forum</a>) <a href=blog.example.com>blog</a>
<p>
Some html here....
</div>
...but because it is enclosed in () I cannot use:
$('div.foo a:first').append(' <a href=blog.example.com>开发者_StackOverflow社区blog</a>');
...which would place it before the ).
So how can I extend my jQuery selection to select the literal ) or do I need to use another solution?
You can either match and replace the whole (<a />) string, or place another element (such as a span) around the whole thing.
<span>(<a href=forum.example.com>forum</a>)</span>
Append is also inserting the new anchor tag inside the existing anchor. You'll probably find you're looking for after()
Could you possibly select the next <p> tag and prepend (actually...use the before method) the link?
$('div.foo a:first').next('<p>').before(' <a href=blog.example.com>blog</a>');
One should never modify XML/HTML (especially untrusted/illformatted) by regular expressions, but if you are really desperate:
var container = $('div.foo');
var append = '<a href="...">...</a>';
var html = container.html();
var replaced = html.replace(/\(<a [^\)]+\)/, "$& " + append);
container.html(replaced);
Note that the above will fail if you have ")" character inside a-tag.
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